bereft of it forever. The tone of Scho- 189 Issue 80 page ... Page 189 from Issue 80 Hannah Arendt, in her introduction to Benjamin's essays, mentions ... ways in order to express adequately what it meant to try to "possess" a library ...

Page 80 from Issue 106 'fRIQUARTERLY To see her wonder-work, the nymphs would leave their ... see the finished product, but to watch her working, for such comeliness and grace were present when ... she plied her art, whether she shaped the crude wool in a ball, or with her fingers softened it and ...

Page 75 from Issue 80 On This Bench A woman sleeping there, her head on the knees of a man whose ... hair then down her back to soothe her into sleep. He has her now, and waits through the day's ... light until they can descend into the night. 75 Issue 80 page ...

impossible present. The now of narration is its central reference point, to which the then of anticipation ... Page 180 from Issue 80 finishes his self-effacing recounting of his naive youth with a sentiment ... that itself runs the risk, in its seriousness, of emotional indiscretion. So now I should continue ...

"Can't you see it's hard for him!" 60 Issue 99 page ... Page 60 from Issue 99 TRIQUARTERLY had come and gone and still they behaved like spoiled children ... out on a spree. Consciousness is about knowledge or nothing; they think it's about sensation. ...